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Triumph Roadster It is widely believed that Triumph acquired its 'trusty' nickname as a testimony to the outstanding service given […]
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By 1930 the recession that followed the Wall Street crash in October the previous year was beginning to take its […]
AJS ‘Dracer’ AIthough it is widely believed that the first speedway meeting to be held in this country took place […]
Scorpion’s ‘focused’ two stroke By the early 1960s the Villiers engine no longer suffered from the image of being little […]
1935 350cc Excelsior Manxman Great emphasis has always been placed on the need for care when running-in a new engine. […]
Triumph Thunderbird Before World War 2 British motorcycle manufacturers enjoyed a healthy export market, selling their machines all over the […]
BSA ad: from the Bantam to the Golden Flash As soon as World War 2 had ended, motorcycle manufacturers were […]
Triumph model T Looking back through the pages of motorcycling's history, it is surprising that the concept of a vertical […]
Unit construction Triumph When Edward Turner first showed his revolutionary Speed Twin to the Press at the end of July […]
Yamaha DT enduro Did the trail bike, or enduro if you really want to be correct about it, replace the […]
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